Local youth enjoy warmer temperatures

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Jacob Damoon takes a ride at the skate park located in Price's Tarrace Hills. After a week of unseasonably cold weather, spring has finally sprung. Many Carbon County residents are taking advantage of the change in weather and enjoying more outdoor activities.

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